Cervical hypertrophy, with mild erosion, does it need treatment?

Patient's question:

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Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Cervical hypertrophy, with mild erosion. Do I need treatment? After treatment, do I need to pay attention to other issues? Please answer.

Doctor's answer:

According to your situation, if cervical cancer is ruled out, women who have not been pregnant generally do not need specific treatment for cervical erosion. They only need to treat vaginal inflammation, as surgical treatment may cause cervical adhesion, which could make it more difficult to conceive in the future. Based on your situation, I personally think that treating vaginal inflammation is sufficient, and it is recommended to have a regular cervical TCT check-up every year.
It is also necessary to actively treat cervical hypertrophy and erosion to avoid serious impact on future fertility. If you have vaginal inflammation, it is better to treat the vaginal inflammation first, and then treat the cervical hypertrophy and erosion.